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I would not rely on the bottom paint to adhere. Sand off the bottom
paint, and clean, dewax, etc. Grind around the area to bare glass; clean and dewax again. Fill in with epoxy as above, and lay some glass down as you've done. This should cost you less than your $70, but will require additional work in the winter ![]() Y |
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